Go to definition in a new tab

[ainar-g]

First of all, thank you for a great plug-in. This is more of a question/documentation request.

Many people, myself included, usually wish to open the definition of an identifier in a new tab. This could be done with tags, but I can't figure out, how to use that with vim-lsc. Maybe an "official" way should be added to the readme?

[arp242]

I did this with:

let g:lsc_auto_map = {'defaults': v:true, 'GoToDefinitionSplit': ''}
augroup my_lsc
	au!
	au BufNewFile,BufReadPost *
		\  if has_key(g:lsc_servers_by_filetype, &filetype) && lsc#server#filetypeActive(&filetype)
		\|     nnoremap <buffer> <C-w>]     :tab LSClientGoToDefinitionSplit<CR>
		\|     nnoremap <buffer> <C-w><C-]> :tab LSClientGoToDefinitionSplit<CR>
		\| endif
augroup end

You can also use :tab LSClientGoToDefinitionSplit, which is already documented in :help :LSClientGoToDefinitionSplit.

Not sure what the best place would be to document this?

[ainar-g]

This is amazing, works perfectly, thank you!

Not sure what the best place would be to document this?

I think README would be good place.